Christmas Cookies, Phase One

Let the Christmas cookie baking begin! I’ve been itching to get started, but I forced myself hold off until now, to minimize the time cookies have to spend in the freezer before they’re gifted. But yesterday I decorated my gingerbread rounds.

I’ve used the recipe here a couple of times now, and it’s definitely one I’m going to try not to lose! The cookies are plenty/perfectly spicy, soft, and since they’re not too sweet on their own, you can ice them without giving yourself total sugar overload. I rolled this batch slightly thinner than I normally would, and they only needed to be in the oven for five minutes (the first tray = six minutes = burnt cookie bottoms).
They smell so divine, as do the Russian Teacakes I made yesterday evening. So many delicious cookie smells, and I have to save them all for other people!

Well, maybe I tasted one. The sprinkles weren’t evenly distributed — quality control. You understand.

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3 Responses to Christmas Cookies, Phase One

  1. Sara says:

    hehe! yes. quality control.

  2. Kristina says:

    I also recently made christmas cookies (for the first time). It was so much fun. Yours look fantastic!

  3. Jeanette says:

    I especially like the TAL mug in the mix :)

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